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Basic Status Indicators
The indicators shown in Figure 3‐4 display the basic status information listed in Table 3‐4.
Figure 3-4
Basic LED Indicators
Channel Status Indicators
The indicators in Figure 3‐5, and described in Table 3‐4, show channel activity for either
input or output, depending on the state of the Input Activity button. By default the button
is unlit and the indicators show output activity. When you press the button, it lights up and
the indicators show input activity.
Table 3-3 Basic Status Indications
LED
Indication and Meaning
Delay
This LED is not active in this version.
Lt/Rt Input
Green
: Lt/Rt Input mode is active.
Off: Inactive
Solo
Green
: Solo input function is active.
Off: Inactive.
Metadata Input
There are separate indicators for inputs 1 and 2.
Green
: Signal is locked and valid.
Red
: Invalid signal while unit is in External Metadata mode.
Off: Unit is not in External Metadata mode.
Remote
Green
: Remote is active.
Red
: Communication problem.
Off: Remote is not activated.
V Ref
Green
: Signal is locked.
Red
: No signal or invalid signal. (Check for proper termination.)
Fault
Red
: A hardware fault.
Off: No fault.
Error
Red
: Error condition.
Off: No errors.
This LED is activated when:
•
No signal is locked to the AES 1/2 input.
•
The metadata source is set to external, and there is no
external signal.
•
The metadata source is set to external, and the external
vsynch is not valid.
•
External metadata is not valid.
Tip: The meanings of some indications changes slightly between input activity and
output activity. Before acting on an indication, note which direction the unit is
displaying.
1
2
Metadata
Input
Metadata
Input
Solo
Lt/Rt
Input
Lt/Rt
Input
Delay
Remote V Ref
V Ref
Error
Fault